(Closed) My dog is a sprawler…

On Friday I posted about my husband being away for 2 weeks for a training class. So last night I decided to sleep in the guest room which is closer to our doggies and it just makes me feel safer.

I was actually hoping both of my boys would join me to sleep but only Boris came in around 11pm. When I woke up about an hour later from pain in my shoulder, I realized it’s because I was crammed up against the wall. I peered over my shoulder to find Mr. Boris sprawled as a dog can be sprawled across a bed. It was hilarious. And he always has to be touching me, so as we’re both falling asleep, he starts to dream and jerk in his sleep (like my husband) therefore keeping me awake all night.

I didn’t get much sleep but it was funny as hell. Tonight…I’m going to my big girl bedroom upstairs. Although, I know I’ll get scared again.

My dog does the same thing. My man is away for work right now and this weekend I woke up to find our dog sleeping against me with his head on my FI’s pillow. Too funny. I finally realized my sore back is a result of him doggy piling on me in my sleep!!

Hahaha! I have a cat that used to sleep with me, (he got booted out of the room when now-hubby moved in ’cause he doesn’t spend the entire night in the room and yowls to get out if the door is closed), and he had to be touching me, too. I had to be facing him as well…if I turned onto my other side he would get up and go to my other side, (usually by walking OVER me).

mine is a sprawler if you touch her, otherwise she usually curls up at the foot of the bed on my side, or sneeks up onto the pillows after SO leaves for work in the morning. i swear, i’ve never seen a dog understand the concept of a pillow more than her. i’ve even seen her lay on the floor with her head on one..

Haha, I love all of these photos! When I saw the title of the post I thought immediately of my dog. We only let him into the bed an hour before wakeup time because he’s such a cuddly space hog. Here he is living his tough life in the living room: